Museo ng Paglilitis ni Andres Bonifacio (Bonifacio Trial House)

We were just finished hiking Mt Buntis and proceeds to these museum. Im just sad what happened to Bonifacio, and also amazed you played Jocelynang Baliwag as background music. Also sad nobody from our group noticed or even mentioned the revolutionary kundiman of 1800. Really sad for the new generation

NOTE THAT IF YOU ARE GOING TO SHOOT SOME VIDEO CLIPS INSIDE THE PREMISES YOU SHOULD BEAR A WRITTEN PERMISSION ADDRESSED TO THE CURATOR. THE DOCUMENT IS AVAILABLE AT THE SECURITY GUARD AREA. HAVE YOUR VALID ID PHOTOCOPIED, TOO. THEY WILL ONLY ALLOW YOU TO FILM AT LEAST 20 MINUTES. I LOVE THE PLACE. YOU CAN LEARN MORE ABOUT GAT ANDRES' CONTRIBUTION TO OUR HISTORY. THOUGH SORRY FOR MY RATING BECAUSE THE CURATOR HIMSELF IS "SUPLADO" AND DIDN'T EVEN SHOW SOME WELCOMING GESTURES UNLIKE THE FRIENDLY MUSEUM CURATORS IN OTHER NHCP MUSEUMS. WHAT A SIGH. WE JUST ENJOY OUR TRIP SINCE WE TRAVELLED FROM PANGASINAN UP TO HERE. BUT DISAPPOINTED WITH THE CURATOR'S "ASAL" 😂 OVERALL, IT IS STILL MEMORABLE AND EDUCATIONAL.

So far, it's the best government-run museum I've been to in the Philippines. The exhibits are well thought out with some multimedia elements. Oh and the museum docent is very knowledgeable and friendly. We got lot of history trivia from him. I didn't know that the KKK was mostly middle class.

The museum is very informative and can give you the other side of history. Bonifacio, indeed, is a great hero. It's admirable how he was able to lead thousands of Katipuneros despite his lack of formal education. One can conclude that being a wide reader can make heroes and great leaders. Reading the poem written by his wife while listening to the sung version was heart wrenching.

A museum worth visiting. Old maragondon at her ernest.